Hi,
I have a table with 100 rows in the following format
---
country name state name city name
---
USA NY NY
USA NJ Newark
USA FL Orlando
USA FL Miami
USA CA LA
USA CA SF
China XX XX
India XX XX
Australia XX XX
China XX XX
India XX XX
----
I have 3 dropdown cascading parameters (all of them have default values
when the report loads) - say USA - CA - LA
Country
State
City
So here is my problem. The report loads first time once i click on the
report name. (because it has the default values). But when the user
clicks on the country drop down to select another country say China,
the report down goes blank (white page) UNITL THE USER CLICKS THE "VIEW
REPORT" BUTTON (WHICH IS VERY VERY ANNOYIG). Is there anyway i can
leave the table as it is without making it blank.
Please help
Thanks
Prashhi
I don't think there is a work around to this (but I would be interested in
finding out one). This is just the default behavior which appears to be a
postback on change.
Also, coming from the other direction AND just as annoying (my defaults, by
request of the customer, are 'ALL','ALL','ALL' - which is a waste of computer
resources). Fortunately, we have an ASP.NET interface which 90% of the end
users use.
Rob
"Prash" wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a table with 100 rows in the following format
> ---
> country name state name city name
> ---
> USA NY NY
> USA NJ Newark
> USA FL Orlando
> USA FL Miami
> USA CA LA
> USA CA SF
> China XX XX
> India XX XX
> Australia XX XX
> China XX XX
> India XX XX
> ----
>
> I have 3 dropdown cascading parameters (all of them have default values
> when the report loads) - say USA - CA - LA
> Country
> State
> City
>
> So here is my problem. The report loads first time once i click on the
> report name. (because it has the default values). But when the user
> clicks on the country drop down to select another country say China,
> the report down goes blank (white page) UNITL THE USER CLICKS THE "VIEW
> REPORT" BUTTON (WHICH IS VERY VERY ANNOYIG). Is there anyway i can
> leave the table as it is without making it blank.
>
> Please help
> Thanks
> Prash
>
Sunday, February 19, 2012
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